ماده māda
P ماده māda [Pehl. mātak; Zend mātar, nom. māta; S. mātr̤i, nom. mātā], adj. & s.f. Female;—a female; pair (of a bird, &c.):—māda peć, A female screw:—māda keʼoṛā (dialec.) The female Caldera, prickly bush or screwpine:—māda gāʼo, A cow.
ماري मारे māre oblique form of part. mārā, q.v.
H ماري मारे māre (oblique form of part. mārā, q.v.), postpn. 'Being stricken with,' for, through, because (of, -ke), by reason (of), on account (of), in consequence (of), for the sake (of;—māre may also precede the word it governs, e.g. ḍar-ke māre, or māre ḍar-ke, 'through fear').
مادح mādiḥ act. part. of مدح 'to praise,' c., part
A مادح mādiḥ (act. part. of مدح 'to praise,' &c.), part, adj. & s.m. Praising;—praiser, encomiast.
مري marī v.n. fr. مرأ 'to taste' food
A مري marī (v.n. fr. مرأ 'to taste' (food)), s.f. The gullet, the œsophagus (the forms murī and mirrī are corruptions).
مرا मरा marā
H مرا मरा marā [perf. part. of marnā, q.v.;—and=Prk. मलिदओ, or मलिअओ; S. मर्(मृ)+इत+कः], part. (f. -ī), Dead; dried up, withered; half-dead-and-alive; poor, wretched, miserable, &c.;—s.m. A corpse; carcass; a half-dead-and-alive person, a miserable creature;—base metal:—marā marā ćalnā or jānā, v.n. To move or go along at a half-dead-and-alive pace, to creep along:—marā-huʼā, adj. (f. -ī) = marā:—marī jūṅ, lit. 'A dead louse'; a miserably distressed, or wretchedly poor person;—a very slow person.
